What the Earth looks like from space — to be discussed at the Open Lecture Hall "Inventing the Future: Geography"
On 11 April, the National Centre RUSSIA will host the Open
Lecture Hall "Inventing the Future: Geography". One of the speakers
will be Huadong Guo, Director General of the International Research Centre of
Big Data for Sustainable Development Goals (CBAS). He will talk about how
artificial intelligence, satellite technology, and lunar platforms are helping
us study our planet.
"We will discuss space technologies used for Earth
observation and talk about how new tools can change approaches to monitoring
and studying the most remote corners of our planet. The Lecture Hall promises
to be interesting and informative, so I look forward to the meeting," said
Huadong Guo.
The Open Lecture Hall "Inventing the Future: Geography"
offers a look at the future through the lens of this science — as a space of
new discoveries, where space exploration, climate change, and technology are
transforming the world and humanity, and travel is becoming a tool for
self-discovery.
Admission to the event is free of charge, with prior
registration on the website russia.ru. Keep an eye on updates in the
"Events" section.
On 12–13 November, the National Centre RUSSIA will once again become the main meeting place for those thinking about what tomorrow will look like.
Registration has opened for the III International Symposium "Inventing the Future", which will be held on 12–13 November 2026 at the National Centre RUSSIA.
As part of the Open Lecture Hall "Inventing the Future: Ecotourism", the geographical readings "Mosaic of the Peoples of the Far East" were also held.
